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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
8
Childrens remedy Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and colds praised as safe and effective for decades. Claims mixture of tar and balsams loosens phlegm soothes irritation and expels poisons, with testimonials from Mrs A W Tainea of Franconia. Warns untreated colds may become pneumonia and urges adults also to use the remedy.
A Scots municipal candidate in a New Zealand town received a large Scottish thistle as a present, left on the committee room table. A visitor entered, withdrew abruptly, and quipped I did not know you were at theh eon. The exchange referenced the candidate's seriousness and private sorrows as he purchases a house, a plane, and a motorcar on installment.
Odd dialogue from Chicago News and Richmond Times-Dispatch features a tar bucket scene aboard a voyage and a backhanded justice remark. The old sailor pours pitch as a passenger questions the scene. A congressional figure brags about punishing backsliders.
Board of Education Miimmet County Iowa invites bids for textbooks and supplies for Riomet County schools. Bids due noon March 7 1918 at the Court House Matharville. List includes Arithmatic Geography Language History Physiology Spellers Writings Domestic Science Agriculture Manual Training Dictionaries Civics and more. Attendance 1450 for 1916. Board may reject any bid. Chas A Root Secretary. An Inconsistency In Hamlet cited regarding the undiscovered country and the ghost returning.
A quirky dialogue ends with a playful love exchange as she rests in his arms. In a separate note, a shark’s teeth move and rise when seizing prey, illustrating a remarkable dental mechanism.
The quote urges young people to fill each day with deliberate improvement and delight. It emphasizes that days should be solemn yet joyful, and that personal growth is the duty of every day as happiness and virtue shape one’s earthly and heavenly rank.
Partial OCR shows financial statements for Huntington Savings Bank and Grover Savings Bank, including assets and liabilities, capital stock, and deposits. Names like John P. Kirby, Geo A Ports, J. R. Dowden appear as officers. notices include probate and sheriff sale items with dates and locations in Iowa counties.
A scrambled collection of kitchen recipes and a note on etymology. Recipes cover real Scotch shortbread celery relish and maitre dHotel sauce with measurements and steps. Also a short linguistic aside explains the word belfry derives from watchtower origins and its link to bells.
A Swiss professor claims that not one woman in a score has perfect feet due to high heel boots and pointed shoes. He notes German, American, Austrian and Dutch women have broad balls, while Baglahwoilei women are too narrow. Latin races, excluding Frenchwomen, have the best feet. Louden Mail.
A candidate for auditor of public accounts was asked to speak and confessed he had no prepared remarks. He stated he merely wanted to be an auditor and had no desire to be a speaker, signaling a humorous, brief moment amid political routine.
A list of New York City skyline structures with stated heights includes Woolworth at 750 feet, Metropolitan and Madison Square at 700 feet, Western Broadway area near Liberty Street at 612 feet, Municipal at 580 feet, and Nassau Street area at 630 feet. This summary notes historic names and approximate elevations from period records.
A fragmentary meditation on quirky dialogue hints at playful mispronunciations and distant manners. Observers note whimsical tone and humorous misreadings that invite readers to smile at language quirks.
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